294 2010'S Trivia Questions with Answers

294 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?

This 2010's trivia hub explores the decade through music, artists, hit songs, and award-winning music videos. Questions identify performers behind tracks such as “Where Them Girls At,” “The Lazy Song,” “Never Gonna Leave This Bed,” and “Just Can’t Get Enough,” while others focus on winners at the 2018 CMT Music Awards.

The collection suits music fans who can connect songs with artists, albums with performers, and country-music videos with award categories such as Video of the Year, Group Video of the Year, and Duo Video of the Year. It is a strong fit for pop-culture game nights, pub quizzes, music classrooms, and decade-themed playlists with a competitive twist.

2010'S trivia — quick answers

What are good 2010's music trivia questions?

Good 2010's music trivia questions ask players to identify artists from hit songs, albums from performers, and award winners from specific ceremonies. Questions can cover pop, rock, hip-hop, country, electronic music, music videos, and chart-era collaborations.

How hard is 2010's music trivia?

2010's music trivia ranges from easy to challenging. Major hits such as “The Lazy Song” are recognizable to many players, while identifying award categories, lesser-known album titles, or songs by their exact performers requires stronger recall.

Who sang “The Lazy Song”?

Bruno Mars sang “The Lazy Song.” Released in 2011, it appeared on his debut studio album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans. The relaxed, humorous song became one of Mars’s signature early hits and was accompanied by a widely recognized music video featuring dancers in monkey masks.

Who recorded “Where Them Girls At”?

“Where Them Girls At” was recorded by French DJ and producer David Guetta, featuring vocals from Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj. Released in 2011, the dance-pop single appeared on Guetta’s album Nothing but the Beat.

What are the CMT Music Awards?

The CMT Music Awards are fan-voted country-music awards presented by CMT. The ceremony recognizes music videos and performances, with categories that have included Video of the Year, Group Video of the Year, and Duo Video of the Year.

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